Network Service Peak Load (NSPL) Determinations Sample Clauses

Network Service Peak Load (NSPL) Determinations. AEP shall provide to PJM each year in December, the Network Service Peak Load (NSPL) of each LSE within the AEP pricing zone in the hour of the PJM peak load (1CP) for the twelve (12) consecutive months ending on October 31 of the year prior to the calendar year during which the NSPL will be used. The network service peak load ratio share shall be used by PJM as the transmission service billing determinant for transmission service charges and annual FTR allocations. If the basis of NSPL and FTR allocation determinations is changed by PJM, AEP shall cooperate with PJM and the Customer to the extent necessary and appropriate to make available such data as is needed.
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